Famiy At War With Lotto Boss, Odunlami Kola Daisi, Over Plans To Take 2nd Wife

…sets up new business, apartment for new love, Uju

+owes staffers 8 months salary

A private storm is brewing in the fold of popular family- the Kola Daisi.

This development is linked to an

action about to be initiated by one of the more popular members of the clan-Dr Odunlami Kola Daisi.

The front person of lottery company, National Sports Lottery (operators of Lotto Nigeria) is intent on taking a second wife. And the family are said to be totally against this move.

And naturally so also are his wife, Dele and two baby mamas outside of wedlock, Eniola and Rachael (both are blessed with a baby boy each for him and still relish in his love)

Sources claimed that his family members led by the patriarch of the family, respected businessman Chief Kola Daisi and Dr Odunlami’s elder brother Biodun have told the former bank M.D turned lottery operator to forget the idea and that the family will never identify with the move or officially recognise his latest love, Uju.

They reportedly told him point blank to desist in his affair with his newest passion.

The lady in question is described as the friend of one of his younger brother’s wife.

Informants however claimed that Dr Odunlami appears undeterred by his family’s threats.

He is said to be carrying on his romance without recourse.

A clear testimony of this is said to be a lavishly furnished apartment he secured for the lady in Lekki Lagos and a buying and selling enterprise he set up for the kept woman in Victoria Island Lagos.

The business estimated to be worth millions of naira is said to be kept functioning with sponsored trips by Dr Daisi to replenish dwindling stocks.

At times the love birds are said to make the trips together.

Ironically while the head of their organisation seemingly effortlessly takes care of his multiple liaisons (he currently foot the bills of his latest love Uju, the baby mamas, Eniola and Rachael and of course his wife, Dele) staffers at National Sports Lottery are finding it hard to make ends meet.

They are owed over eight months of salary- the same period; Dr Odunlami has spent in the latest love affair that has brought great comfort to the newest object of his passion.

The Lottery company boss however refused to make a categorical comment on the development when contacted.

He replied to information put across to him with prayers and his hope to have a fantastic new year.